Dux Platinum Timber Concept Shower Tray

• Materials: From AISI Type 304 Stainless Steel Sheet, 2.5mm thick
• Timber Choices are - Carrie Pine (Code = P), Western Red Cedar (Code = C) and Teak (Code = T)
• Stainless Steel Tray and Timber grating manufactured to suit site specifications
• Variable details required to be nominated are
  
  
  • Overall size of shower base
  • Timber selection
  • Outlet size and position
  • Outlet type - standard spigot or threaded spigot
  • All complete with safe edges and spigots

Standard sizes are manufactured in the following sizes

1800 x 900mm

1500 x 900mm

1200 x 900mm

900 x 900mm

Other sizes available on request

Specification codes

Dux Platinum Timber Concept Shower Tray are coded with the following formula SSTIM size length (m) x size width (m) Timber Choice

Eg - SSTIM1.8x.9C = 1800mm x 900mm with Western Red Cedar grating

Typical installation guidelines.

• Unwrap goods carefully and check carefully that no damage has occurred in handling or transport.
• Waterproof and Install according to your Local Authority Requirements. Any installation should only be carried out by a qualified tradesperson with current knowledge of local Statutory Regulations and local plumbing requirements.
• Remove timber grating while installing shower unit.
• Shower base can be installed against the waterproof board of wall with a silicone bead seal between the tray, waterproof board and tiles.
• On a solid level surface (concrete slab) a concrete based tile adhesive spread liberally over the floor should be satisfactory to hold the tray in position.
• On a timber floor, it is necessary to first lay a fibre-cement sheet in accordance with manufacturers installation instructions. The tray must then be adhered with a concrete based adhesive.
• Alternatively, Tray may be installed on a full mortar support base.
• Raise the timber grating for 24 hours airing periodically (no less than 3 monthly for internal applications, no less than 6 monthly for outdoor environments) to ensure grates remain in best condition.
• Timber grates may require annual coating in a tongue-oil based oil for prolonged aesthetics. (eg. decking oil)